Archive · 10 Jun 2025
India's Weather Forecasting Now Par With Developed Nations
India's weather forecasting has significantly improved, now matching developed countries, according to Home Minister Amit Shah.
He emphasized the need for better flood management, including early warnings and using new technologies.
Shah also highlighted the importance of NDMA and NDRF coordinating with states, improving wetland conditions, and increasing forest areas to combat flooding.
He stressed a 'zero casualty approach' and reviewed current monsoon preparedness.
India's weather forecasting is now on par with developed countries.
Home Minister Amit Shah emphasized improving flood management.
NDMA and NDRF to coordinate with states for flood preparedness.
Emphasis on using space technology for flood control.
Review of current monsoon season preparedness was conducted.
- Who
- Union Home Minister Amit Shah, NDMA, NDRF, CWC, IMD, and Ministry of Jal Shakti.
- What
- Government initiatives to improve weather forecasting and flood management.
- When
- Recent meeting and review of preparedness measures.
- Where
- India
- Why
- To enhance disaster management and reduce the impact of floods and other natural calamities.
- Key Official
- Amit Shah, Union Home Minister
- Focus Areas
- Flood Management, Disaster Preparedness
- Key Agencies
- NDMA, NDRF, IMD, CWC
- Technology Use
- Space Technology for Flood Control
- Goal
- Zero casualty approach
